Durden-Smith was educated at Radley College and began his presenting career as host of Sky Sports live rugby union coverage, which included weekly English Premiership fixtures, domestic and European cup competitions and Internationals Tests, including the English home Six Nations matches in 1998.
Now and This Morning Summer and Sky 1 shows such as The Match and Double or Nothing. Durden-Smith has a background in entertainment and journalism, starting his career at GLR and British Broadcasting Corporation regional newsrooms before becoming a researcher He moved to Sky Sports in 1996, presenting a wide range of programmes.
Sky Durden-Smith has hosted the annual The Police Bravery Awards, The Match and the game show Double or Nothing, all for Sky 1.
Independent Television Durden-Smith presented Package Holidays Undercover for Independent Television and Hell"s Kitchen: Extra Portions for ITV2. lieutenant was announced in June 2007 that he would head a new Independent Television series, Now and Then, a 25-part series where Durden-Smith revisits destinations, originally visited by his mother and other presenters in the original series of, to see how much they have changed.
From 2003-2004 and 2006-2008, he presented Now. In 2010, Durden-Smith began presenting Independent Television"s This Morning as a guest presenter, standing in for Phillip Schofield or Eamonn Holmes.
He was a Friday presenter during This Morning Summer, usually alongside Jenni Falconer.
Durden-Smith was a panelist on the 2011 series of 3Three on Independent Television. The show aired on weekdays from 3pm. He was a regular news reviewer on the Independent Television lifestyle programme Lorraine. He took part in the Independent Television reality series All at Sea.
In 2013, Durden-Smith began presenting Independent Television"s Aviva Premiership Rugby Highlights programme, replacing Craig Doyle.
On 3 August 2015, he began presenting the daytime Independent Television game show Freeze Out, which aired for ten episodes.
